Richland

Where History, Innovation, and Natural Beauty Converge

Richland

Welcome to Richland, Washington – a city with a rich history and a vibrant community nestled at the confluence of the Yakima and Columbia rivers. Our town has earned recognition as one of the best places to live, offering excellent schools, diverse housing options, and a socially engaged population. Richland's story is deeply intertwined with its role in World War II as a hub for nuclear production during the Manhattan Project. Today, the city's economy thrives on environmental cleanup and technology, with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory driving innovation and research efforts. With a highly educated population, Richland boasts a level of education that surpasses much of the nation, making it a hub for professionals and scholars alike. But Richland is more than just a city of history and academia – it's a place of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. From kayaking on the Columbia River to hiking at Badger Mountain, residents enjoy a wide range of recreational activities year-round. The Richland Community Center offers stunning views of the river and hosts various classes and events for residents of all ages. Wine enthusiasts will find themselves at home in Richland's vibrant viticulture industry, with numerous wineries offering tours and tastings. And for those seeking a taste of local cuisine, the Uptown Shopping Center and Parkway are home to charming boutiques and dining spots, some of which have been featured on national television like Guy Fieri’s Diners Drive-ins and Dives. Some of these across Tri-Cities include Frost Me Sweet, Porters Barbeque, Vieras Bakery, and Ethos Bakery. When it comes to real estate, Richland offers a blend of classic style and modern features, with single-family homes ranging from quaint mid-century properties to contemporary builds. With affordable prices and ample yard space, Richland is the perfect place for new homebuyers and young families to put down roots. Whether you're drawn to Richland for its history, its natural beauty, or its thriving community, we invite you to discover all that our city has to offer. Come explore Richland and picture yourself living in this dynamic and welcoming community.

64,254

Population

$538,736

Average Home Price

$110,891

Average Income

58

Average Days On Market

Schools In Richland

Things to Do

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Gallery at the Park

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Gallery at the Park in Richland, WA, is a vibrant ...

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Columbia Point Golf Course

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Columbia Point Golf Course in Richland, WA, offers...

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Lawless Park Disc Golf

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Lawless Park Disc Golf in Richland, WA, invites di...

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REACH Museum

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The REACH Museum in Richland, Washington, is a cap...

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Restaurants

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LU LU Craft Bar

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Lulu Craft Bar in Kennewick, Washington, is a dyna...

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Fresh Leaf Co.

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Fresh Leaf Co. in Richland, WA, is a haven for hea...

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Ethos Bakery

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Ethos Bakery in Richland began with Angela's p...

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Goose Ridge Estate

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Nestled in the heart of Richland, Washington, Goos...

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Upcoming Events

Haunted House

FREE | 30 October, 2025, 5:30 pm | 490 Bradley Blvd, Richland WA

Scares are in the air, and Windermere Group One's Haunted House is almost here! This Family Frie...

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Richland Housing Market

Richland was created for the sole purpose of housing the workers at the federal Hanford site. The U.S. Government owned all the buildings and land, offering them to workers for a small rent. The engineers in the Army oversaw much of the city's planning. Homes were allocated based on the size of the worker's family, causing the need for several floor plans known today as the "Alphabet Homes." While Richland is known for more than Hanford, its historical Army roots can be seen throughout the streets running across town. Most roads have been named after famous Army engineers, including the main road - George Washington Way (aka G-Way) named after our first president, a surveyor. Today, Richland real estate consists mainly of single-family homes. Classic style and modern features are blended effortlessly to create beautiful dynamic neighborhoods with excellent curb appeal. Both existing properties and new communities offer affordable real estate perfect for new homebuyers and young families. In addition, community events, outdoor recreation, and quality city services make Richland a desirable community to put roots down. Richland homes are affordable, with value-adding features such as upgraded kitchens and bathrooms. Typical homes for sale in the area are modern properties built in the past 20 years. However, older mid-century homes are also available in Richland. These properties are mostly renovated to appeal to contemporary aesthetics and standards.

Listings in Richland

371 Driftwood Ct

Richland, WA

$479,500

4 Bed | 2 Bath | 3 Car

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3448 Morningside Pkwy

Richland, WA

$565,000

3 Bed | 2 Bath | 3 Car

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3605 Morningside Parkway

Richland, WA

$472,300

3 Bed | 2 Bath | 2 Car

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3841 Barbera St

Richland, WA

$596,900

4 Bed | 3 Bath | 2 Car

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1536 Sacajawea Ave

Richland, WA

$440,000

3 Bed | 2 Bath | 2 Car

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910 Sanford Ave

Richland, WA

$340,000

4 Bed | 2 Bath | 0 Car

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1307 Goethals Drive

Richland, WA

$235,000

2 Bed | 1 Bath | 0 Car

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2940 Castle Rock Blvd

Richland, WA

$599,000

5 Bed | 4 Bath | 2 Car

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